Reply to "Why modify a Cleveland"

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I am one of those guys who opted to pull the Cleveland for the Windsor. I reviewed the problem as a case of supply and demand. There is a heck of a lot more go fast parts for windsor's then clevelands. This has the benefit of options and better prices on some components.

I pulled my cleveland and placed it in the corner of my shop, keeping it for the future owner of the car in the event they want to keep a "matching" car.

I figure if I grenade the windsor, "who cares" it was just a crate motor. Keeping the factory "original" engine for the purist.

11/28/052:20 PM

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